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f <br /> i <br /> j <br /> r~~ <br /> G~-I(~'PZ"~2 5: SKiI`lIVE2 ~UZ"Z"~ ~(~2K <br /> ~'I~SZ"~2 t~L~IV <br /> t`; <br /> I~ ~ Park Policy <br /> Framework <br /> i <br /> Introduction Vision Statement <br /> This chapter begins by recapturing the The Skinner Butte Park vision statement <br /> policy information provided in Chapter 1. responds to the issues and desires <br /> I- The purpose is to outline the policy generated at the first public workshop. It i <br /> framework developed during the public is a long-term picture of how the park <br /> involvement and research process as a should look and function. A draft vision <br /> reference point for further policy statement was presented at the second <br /> refinements as follows: workshop and amended to become more <br /> inclusive and respond to a desire for <br /> / Management Units emphasis in certain areas. It is meant to <br /> / Habitat Management Plan be the overall guide underwhich all aspects <br /> / Viewshed Management Plan of the master plan are organized, In other <br /> words, the goals, strategies and actions <br /> Atthe end ofthis cha to listed hereafter are all tools to realize this <br /> p r, the most practical vision <br /> and important piece of the master plan is <br /> presented: the Implementation Plan. <br /> { <br /> ' Vision Statement j <br /> , As the birthplace of Eugene, and as a unique landmark of geography, history and <br /> ecology, Skinner Butte Park plays a vital role at the heart of our community. The <br /> care and stewardship ofthis public resource shall be a top priority, with a focus on <br /> <br /> i. creating a "crown jewel" of Eugene's parks. Skinner Butte Park will foster civic <br /> <br /> ~ pride and a citywide sense of community, and will provide a diverse blend of <br /> recreational and educational opportunities for everyone. This shall be <br /> accomplished by emphasizing and interpreting its rich cultural history and unique <br /> geography, including the butte and the Willamette River; by building a stronger <br /> connection to downtown; by revitalizing its core park facilities and, above all; by <br /> protecting and enhancing its valuable native habitats for the enjoyment of future <br /> generations. I <br /> Skinner Butte Park • Master Plan 2001 57 I. <br /> i <br /> i. <br /> <br />